The Signal Award-winning Grad School Femtoring Podcast provides first-generation BIPOC students and professionals with conversations about graduate school and growth to help you sustainably achieve your goals. I'm your host, Dra. Yvette Martinez-Vu, a first-gen Chicana, mama, neurodivergent, and chronically ill grad school and productivity coach, consultant, author and speaker. For over fourteen years I've been empowering first-gen students of color along their personal and professional journeys, and I'm really excited to support you too.Listen every Friday to solo and guest episodes where you'll be listening in on inclusive grad school stories. You'll also learn more about grad school and academic success, career and professional development, personal development and mindset, productivity and time management, social justice and community building, wellbeing and mental health, money and financial literacy, first-gen student of color experiences, and more! This podcast is a proud member of the Atabey & Co. Network. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and share this resource with a friend.  more

A podcast party where we gossip about music theory's deepest, darkest secrets… and you're invited!

When in STEM is your go-to podcast for exploring the world of science, technology, engineering, and math through the eyes of those who live it. Hosted by Marie, each episode features conversations with professionals from across the STEM landscape, sharing their experiences, challenges, and the breakthroughs shaping the future. Whether you're a student navigating your path or a professional looking to elevate your career, When in STEM offers practical advice, inspiring stories, and the unfiltered truth about what it's really like to work in these dynamic fields. Tune in for a dose of motivation more

GradWell is a limited series podcast that explores various ways the University of Michigan can support its graduate students in their journey to greater wellbeing in their everyday lives. Created for graduate students, by a graduate student—brought to you by the Rackham Graduate School. more

Welcome everyone to the Struggling Scientists Podcast. This is a podcast by Scientists, for Scientists. But also for aspiring Scientists, anyone science adjacent, and perhaps even hobbyists. Together we will be trying to bring back the fun in science. We all know the scientific field can be difficult and hard at times and it is easy to lose sight of our passion and enthusiasm. In this podcast, we will talk about Science and the people behind Science. Website: www.thestrugglingscientists.com more

Hey pals, my name is Ahmed Ibrahim, I'm a research professor in Los Angeles. I am endlessly curious and inspired by the career trajectories of people in science. How did their lived experience shape their current perspectives and future career choices. What do they value? What wisdom do they have to share? Each week I sit down with graduate students, postdocs, faculty, industry folks, and others to create a mosaic of stories that make scientists who they are. If you're interested in sharing your story, reach out to me at SaturdayMorningLab@outlook.com. more

Real stories, honest reflections, and personal journeys from Stanford GSB's MSx program. Hosted by Vinicius Quintanilha and Bea Asavajaru (Class of 2025), this podcast explores life inside one of the world's top business schools through candid conversations with current students. Originally launched by Jateen Kooverjee and Sasha Gidwani, the podcast continues as a student-led tradition. The views expressed in this podcast are our own and do not represent the views of the Stanford Graduate School of Business. more

First Gen Homies™️ formerly College and Career Coffee Chats™️Welcome to this new venture in my journey as a Career Coach and Academic Advisor to students! I am your host Delicia Alarcón, CEO & Founder of Delilingo Academy. Join me and other guests on this podcast where chat about all things -- First Generation student life, Navigating careers as first-gen, Latina women & Latino Men in the workforce and higher education, and colleagues who work in the entertainment industry, are lawyers and Foreign Service. We chat over some coffee about Imposter Syndrome, how to have conversations with our immigrant parents, and how to stay motivated during tough times! In this episode, I introduce what is to come! Join me on this journey! Much love,DeliciaCheck out my website: https://www.deliciaalarcon.com/YouTube Channel for Free Training: https://youtu.be/Q_jAKw1wpOkFree Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/collegeandcareerhypecrew/Resources: https://www.deliciaalarcon.com/resources more

Grad School is Hard, but... is a podcast from Dr. Katy Peplin of Thrive PhD. It's for anyone trying to be a human and a scholar, and here to help you dive deeper into how your brain and body work best. Each episode has practical experiments to try to help you find your way through the hard work of grad school, so let's get into it! more

I meet many students, researchers and other professionals during my travels representing the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). They come from diverse backgrounds, and their careers and fields of interest span a wide range of subjects, but they all love Germany. Our most memorable conversations happen during coffee breaks when I hear personal stories and learn about their unique experiences. I decided to share these coffee talks via a podcast, so that the work and experiences of our DAAD Ambassadors and other inspiring individuals with a German connection reach you, wherever you are. Happy listening! This podcast is a side project to my daily work as the DAAD representative for the Western region of the United States. This podcast is created, hosted, and edited by me. Opinions voiced in interviews are my own. If you want to know more about the study, research, and funding opportunities in Germany, visit www.daad.org more

The 'Fortunate Events' podcast, a rebrand of the previous 'Semester of Fortunate Events' podcast, is hosted by UHCL graduate student Jessica Bennett. This revised podcast will serve as her final capstone project to graduate. It explores how education, careers, and life experiences intersect in unexpected ways, aiming to inspire high school students exploring career and college paths, current college students seeking insights into post-graduate opportunities, and professionals looking to expand their networks. more

The Hidden Curriculum is a podcast on all the topics you wanted to learn in (econ) graduate school. There are lots of things about the profession that you only hear if you have a great mentor or during networking opportunities. This podcast aims to help decrease that knowledge gap by bringing that information into your headphones! Artwork by @factorintrinseco. Music by Funk O'Clock by Delicate Beats. Licensed by Premium BeatEmail: hiddencurriculumpodcast@gmail.com more

Short explanation: Stories, questions, and answers about/from people recovering from the utopia/dystopia that was/is getting a diploma from an accredited academic institution. Ask our crew anything about how to survive and thrive before, during, after, and in-between the student era(s) and we'll talk about our perspectives, how we stayed sane while achieving that (or not), and any other random tangents that may occur. It's like asking your older sibling a question and then before you know it an hour went by. But I promise we'll actually answer the question. If you want to challenge me on how well I can keep that promise, submit a question to arsquadpod@gmail.com. Long explanation:Were you coerced into drinking from the academic firehose for more than half your life? You may be entitled to compensation. Is said compensation going to be enough to survive as an adult off of? Maybe. You can go back and exchange more firehose time for more money. Will you actually make more money? Maybe.Is that actually better? Probably yes, but someone has to care about how much you drank from the firehose and what else you were doing while doing that for you to get that benefit. So I guess still maybe. How do you get someone to care about that? I don't know. I heard that being related to someone whose great^4 grandfather owned a railroad and/or serendipitously saving their niece's friends' emotional support peacock from being eaten by alligators on a California golf course helps.Did you find that above sequence unhelpful? So did we. School sucks sometimes. Trying to adjust to being a regulation adult after all you've known is school is underratedly difficult. Let's talk about it. The Academic Recovery Squad is here for your questions! Unfiltered takes on (student) life from current and former students hacking it through/recovering from the undergrad and grad school experience. Ask us anything at arsquadpod@gmail.com. Our best minds will get back to you shortly.Also follow us on socials! Threads/Instagram @arsquadpodBlue Sky @arsquadpod.bsky.social more

Writing in graduate school is hard, but it doesn't have to be. Through open-ended interviews with graduate students, this podcast from the University of Washington's Odegaard Writing and Research Center offers a practical companion to writing at the graduate level by asking experienced students how they write. Listen in as our writers talk about what works for them and how to work around some of the pitfalls they have encountered. Maybe you'll even find a strategy that is right for you! more

Tips, tricks and survival guide coming from a CCC-SLP!

Informal Conversations With Family Science Majors About Their Professional Journeys--Listen as Erica sits down with alumni from the field of Human Development and Family Science (also known as Human Development and Family Studies and many other names) to discuss their academic and career trajectories. Learn about college, graduate school, and many career options in this interdisciplinary field of study. more

As a recently graduated chemical engineer and current Ph.D. student, I recognize just how scary the journey can be, especially for students from underrepresented minority groups. I started this podcast to remove some of the mystery and to share my experience with the field thus far. I'll be sharing consistent episodes explaining the paths you can take with an engineering degree, giving advice on how to avoid mistakes I've made, and interviewing engineers from various fields that have been influential in my life! Tune in for valuable insights and advice on navigating the engineering industry. more

Welcome to the Student Counselor podcast, your study hall into the realities of grad students on the path to becoming future therapists!This podcast is designed for counseling/therapy students, where I share my firsthand experiences navigating grad school. I discuss day-to-day coursework and explore other relatable topics in the counseling world! Join me in conversations with fellow students and licensed professionals as we explore the intricacies of the everyday life of a therapist. So whether you're just starting your program or nearing graduation, this podcast is for you! more

Academia and education consists of many different types of people and personalities.  Join me every Friday as I interview a new guest to discover more about the lives, tales, stories, heartbreaks, and triumphs of academics and grad students from all walks and stages of life. We will keep it respectful, tell our stories, give good advice, and also laugh because we don't take ourselves TOO seriously around here. Who said academics had to keep it professional all the time??  more

Conversations and real talk on women in STEM, the grad school grind, and inclusive science.

Welcome to The Summit Ahead, a podcast for future graduate students sponsored by the West Virginia University Office of Graduate Admissions! Join our host, Erin Fields (Program Coordinator in the Office of Graduate Admissions and WVU alumna (MS 2021)), as she sits down with different higher education professionals and faculty members from across WVU campuses in order to bring you the most valuable information needed when applying for graduate school. more

In this podcast series, we'll share the achievements and insights of West Virginia University graduate students and faculty. We'll discuss their experiences and how they came to be passionate about their research. We'll also talk about life beyond the lab and academy. GradLife 601: Research and Beyond is sponsored by the WVU Provost's Office of Graduate Education and Life and hosted by Dr. Nancy Caronia, a Teaching Associate Professor in the Department of English at West Virginia University. more